before 7:00 outside of the little girl's home, at 42nd and pennsgrove street. mcclane's family says she ran to get a ball that rolled into the street, when the car hit and dragged her. witnesses cents say, a car stopped to let the girl cross, but the driver behind that person decided to go around the stopped car, and that's when the girl was struck. we're told she is in stable condition. now, the vehicle was last seen headed eason girard avenue from 38th street. the person who followed the driver didn't realize the syringe tim was a little girl. -- victim was cents a little girl. >> if i knew it was 57 year old i would have probably stopped him. i wanted his tag number because i knew he hit somebody. if i new seven year old, no telling what i would have done. and, as for the car, police are looking for a lime green mitsubishi out lander with a pennsylvania license plate number jky7458. police are asking anyone with information to contact them to help them with this

investigation. we're live right outside of chop. syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". syma, thank you. two fires break out in the mt. airy apartment building. now authorities say they do not appear to be accidental. firefighters returned to the chestnut terrace apartments on stenton avenue early sunday morning. our cameras cents were there as crews evacuated the building. they later found evidence indicate that somebody used gasoline to start fires on the first and third floors. most residents were sleeping when the fires broke out. >> we didn't know if we really should be going. something said open the door to check. when i opened, i saw black smoke. within a minute it was just dark. >> two people were taken to the hospital. one was treated for second agree burns. some residents are getting help from the red cross. your time is 5:31, let's get your traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> i hey, ukee, good morning, everybody, our monday will feature certainly more clouds cover than what the weekends

brought. i mean, how could you beat that? the weekends was so nice. but, we are going to once again rival the warmth out there today. i do think we've got real good shot to make a run at 80 degrees again today, which is well above our average. normal high on this particular day of the year 73. so it is going to ends up being a very, very warm day for the standards. actually off to warm start which we will talk about in a second. quick peak at storm scan3, region wide zoom. definitely seeing a lot more cloud cover certainly. that again will limit the sunshine, as it tends to do. but you see all of that wet weather rolling into central virginia, you don't have to worry about. that will on the back edge of high pressure at this point, so with that said, you will draw in little bit more of southwesterly component to the winds flow, bit of milder more moisture rich air mass, part of the reasons we're seeing the clouds. we don't have to worry about rain. meanwhile actually seeing surplus of thermometer, even compared to yesterday, which was actually quite mild for the standards of late september. 3 degrees in addition to what we saw this same time yesterday morning in philly, and the list goes on, where it

is even miler, allentown 8 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. what's that mean when it translates to temperature readings in 65 degrees, the airport right now, so clearly, off to nice warm start for the standards. even 55, in mount pocono, not bad. sixty-one in atlantic city, list goes on, where you have the west southwest component to the winds flow to help usher in the clouds that act cents cents cents as blanket to trap in the heat. so, because we're off to mild start, we will have no problem getting into the 70s, even by lunchtime. but don't expect too much sunlight as a result. by 3:00 p.m., hey, 80 degrees, if you can handle the clouds, and high pressure eventually will yield for another frontal boundery, that by tomorrow, could bring shower or storm. we will talk about our wet weather chances, a little later in the show. for now, though, vet tore y we send it over to you. >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone. right now the chances for huge rush are pretty slim. still pretty early as we're at around 5:30. let's get outside. see how you are doing. if you are traveling the

schuylkill expressway, right around 202, both sides of the fence look great. eastbound and westbound moving no problems around king of prussia and really no problems anywhere. traveling around your western suburbs, even center city philadelphia, lots of good news. same thing with 95, if you are trashing around the commodore barry bridge, both southbound, northbound, traveling well. northbound, disable on the shoulder there. because of no volume, not dealing with any major problems. we'll keep an eye on, that guys. we continue, looking at the speed censors, traveling still beautifully all over, 54 your average on 95, 49 traveling on the schuylkill, a four traveling on 476. pa turnpike, 402, 42 it, all moving real well. we still however have downed pole situation in delaware. stanton, christianna road at delaware park boulevard, this is blocking the right-hand lane. so if you can, try to avoid it. we look at the bridges, the ben, the walt, the come core barry, everything in the green, pack pal bridge put back down, i would say about 15 minutes ago. things moving great on 73,

even after that. as we take a look at mass transit, mass transit also moving well. septa, new jersey, dart, everything in the green. if you have any plans to head to philadelphia international, also, looking really great. erika? >> torrey, thank you. happening today, philadelphia and media are among the sit he's hosting rallies to raise the minimum wage. state-wide coalition is calling for raising the minimum wage to at least $10.10 an hour. the federal minimum wage right now is 7.25 an hour. in philadelphia, that march will start at noon, runs near 12th and sansom to the governor's office on south broad street. 5:35, and business news this morning, how well black berry is doing compared to some of the rivals. >> and, how a new car feature could land you in jail. money watch's jill wagner joins us now up at this stock exchange, for that and more, hi, jill. >> hey, good morning, ukee, erika. investors watching for a lot of economic data this week, including the september jobs report, comes out friday.

trading begins on high note. dow added 167 points on friday, the nasdaq, gained, 45. well, you know it has been a screwy few days when blackberry is having a better week than apple. blackberry boasted it received more than 200,000 orders for its new passport phone, just few days after it was announced. that square phone is already sold out of its initial supply, on the blackberry website, and also amazon. and, dunkin' donuts now offering some more grab and go snack options. the company's introduced a new granola bar, 7 grams of protein, 220 calories, and of course, it is flavored with dunkin' donuts coffee. and, a cool feature, new corvette corks actually be against the lawment general motors is warning 2015 corvette owners not to use vallet mode. that lets owners secretly record conversations and performance data in their cars when they are not there. like when the cars being parked by a vallet. but gm says it realized those

secret record also actually illegal in many states. and it is working on a software fix. ukee, erika, all i could think with this story is that ferris buehler's day off when they parked the car -- >> oh, joy riding, and get it back, yep. >> oh, what a scene. that will was funny. thanks, jill. well, hey, when you wake up this early, coffee really is your best friend before sunrise. >> now, today is national coffee day. you can celebrate by getting coffee for free. here's what you need to know. pick up free, 16-ounce cup of wawa coffee all day long, you just have to visit their facebook page to printout the coupon. over at krispy kreme, they're giving away free 12-ounce cups of coffee, grab true cup of dunkin' donuts new dark roast today, as well. celebration every hispanic heritage, at the 52nd annual puerto rican day parade on the ben franklin parkway.

>> featured beauty queens, floats, all to crowd of thousandsment many generations cents came out to celebrate saying it is an annual tradition. >> it is an opportunity to come out, and really celebrate our culture, our culture values, our cultural norm. we do that through bands. >> the parade is part of the celebrations that take place every year during the puerto rican week. afterward, the party continued as many parade revelers return to their neighborhoods. see all of the flags there. look to go have little bit more fun. >> affected by recent marchers, learn church buildings are closing for good. parish in west philly, serious mold, that's too expensive for the new our lady of lourdes parish to fix. saint lorencius in fishtown has structural problems t would cost millions for new holy name of jesus patchy to make repairs. >> three is on your side this morning, we'll let you knoww which home improvement project

give you the biggest bang for your buck. >> rescue evidence delayed after deadly volcano. the problem slowing down rescuers this morning. >> also, jennifer lopez victimized by hit-and-run driver. and she wasn't the only celebrity in the suv when it hit. we have the word on how they're doing this morning. >> and taking a live look outside. feels more like june, not the end of september. katie has the updated forecast, we of course do it on the 3's. good morning, see you in a bit.

>> breaking news in today's headlines. search on for cause of huge house fire in montgomery county. no injuries, but considerable damage to the home on east wind circle, upper dublin township. >> also, police looking for the driver of lime green mitsubishi out lander, want in the connection with the hit-and-run in west philadelphia. seven year old girl is in the hospital with injuries. three people are in the hospital after a three-car crash in june at a2 people being treated for serious injuries, another under evaluation. the accident just before 1:00 this morning, erie avenue and m street. police continue to investigate the cause. convicted killer jodi arias back in phoenix courtroom today as she awaits to learn her punishment for killing her boyfriend. jury selection starts today in the penalty phase of her trial. she admits killing her boyfriend, but says it was cents in self-defense. prosecutors want to give arias the death penalty. the first jury dead-locked on

her punishment. pro-democracy protests are expanding in hong kong. police blasted protesters with tear gas, and used vans with flashing lights and renewed efforts to force demonstrators in streets. protesters are upset over china's decision to limit political reforms. more than 200 bus routes had been canceled or diverted in the sit that i depends on public transportation. rescue teams are suspending their search for more victims in a deadly volcano erruption in japan. they found five more bodies bringing the total presumed dead to 36 people. they were hiking when it errupted saturday without warning. volcano trapped hundreds cents of hikers, and covered a wide area with ash. let's get our traffic and weather together. right now, coming up on 5:43, katie, good morning. >> good morning, everybody, we start things offer here with a nice wide zoom to gave you a sense of what's going on in storm scan3 with the upper level of the atmosphere, couple of pieces of energy that probably your eyes gets

immediately drawn to for one thing, a lot more cloud cover starting to build in the delaware vale. also see the little streaks of precipitation, sort of rolling in from southwest to northeast. you don't need to worry about wet weather today. this next front, that is going to be the next shot for showers and storms. and if you will notice, yet, there is purple showing up, indicating snow, ice, firing across portions of canada. now we do not have to worry about that here, but it is starting to get to be that time of the year. turning cold enough, northern latitudes, to bring in little bit of snow. meanwhile, let's take quick check on p tropics, which by the way still in the midst basically of the height of hurricane season, still not seeing too much. there is a little disturbance showing very minimal signs of development, out over the central atlantic, i'm not wore bid that, but we are going to eventually see high pressure shove that basically out of the way. then we see our next cold front come along. here is how the wind flow is at the moment. notice, obviously not so much the word cam, not so much wore

bid that, but arrows, all again pointing in from the southwest, indicating that a warmer, more moisture-rich air mass, starting to move our way. which does mean, you're going to seymour clouds out there today. that's pretty much the one and only thing that looks different about this forecast, from one day to the next. so still going to gave you a b plus out there. expect very limited sunshine, but it is as nice day, that said, you just got to be one of those glasses half full kind of folks. 80 degrees today, with the clouds, by tomorrow, still flirting with 80, not quite getting, there but expect some sun. shot for shower or storm, very spot any nature, very similar story on wednesday by the way next colds front rolls on through, thursday, we get break, and then by friday, another front, this one with a bit more gusto, starts to head our way. vittoria, over to you. >> thank you, katie. good morning, everyone, traveling on any of the majors, it is cents still a beautiful ride. it is very quiet, it is very serene, and not seeing any incidents or major problems with volume. so just great way to start your monday morning commute head today school or work.

476, not too far away from the mid-county toll plaza, if you are headed out of the area of the turnpike, northeast extension, once up get to the blue route, in the clear. then also making your way down toward the schuylkill, 95, even once you get to those highways, you look just as nice. let's take a look at new jersey for second. this would be the northbound side of the 42, where you see the headlights here, approaching 295, still looking great. you can see, good amounts of space inbetween the vehicles there. southbound on the 42, no problems, and really all of the new jersey majors are in the green. speaking of being in the green, again, great news. fifty your average on the schuylkill, 55 on 95, same thing blue route. if you are traveling, however, in the montgomery county area, west chester pike at laurence road between 9:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m., ongoing construction, just keep that in mine if that's where you are headed. as far as mass transit and the airports concerned, again, everything running on time, in the green all over, lots of good news, however, maybe when traffic takes a turn for the worse, probably good idea is when you are on the road; get that updated back up

information about places cents in your area, with the new your drive app. you can download the app for the iphone and android devices cents guy going to cbsphilly.com/your drive. definitely good idea there. ♪ the word is official, george clooney married amal in a star studded celebration in italy over the weekends. >> we will just call her mrs. clooney now, make it easier. cup little make it official that civil ceremony today at venice city hall. cameras caught mr. and mrs. clooney leaving the hotel where the nuptials took place in front of host of celebrities. many did what thought were impossible, get that bachelor to say i do. looking gorgeous there. >> and j-lo was riding in her brand new suv with her twins and bff lea remedy when they were rearended by suspected drunk driver. the singer wasn't driving, actress was behind the wheel. suspect ran away, but malibu police were able to catch up with them.

no one was hurt. lopez's vehicle was not seriously damaged. >> it is cents about a guy, night in shining armor, he lives in a world where nights don't exist any more. >> danzel washington killed the competition at the box office with the new thriller equalizer. place retired intelligence officer had goes up against russian gangsters. ' quill eyes err did much better than expected took in $35 million in its opening weekends, the maze runner dropped to second, with 17 and a half million. the box strolls was err third followed by this is where i leave you and doll inch tail two. right now, a 47:00. before you walk out the door, we'll check back with one more check on your back to work forecast. we do traffic and weather together on the 3's. >> first what's coming up tonight during evening prime time viewing right here on cbs-3. back in a bit.

>> good morning, your bathroom needs some tlc. if you are going to do any home remodeling, the bathroom is a smart choice. because you will get good return on your investment. this week's angie list reports, jim con van looks at one of the latest trends in bathroom renovations. >> contractor, dan updyke, says many of his custom remembers choose to go ditch bulky tubs, in favor of more luxurious showers. >> the bathing generation has casino of gone by the wayside. we're pretty much shower generation any more. so, rather than have the bathtub, that you lift your leg over, that is a confined

space, if you put in a large shower, it is more of the spa type shower. >> some choice when is it comes to showers, and they potentially take up less space than the large garden tub that has been historically in homes. also, if you're a home owner that plans to age in place, warrants to grow old in your home, a shower can be safer alternative for you. >> when it comes to walk in shawls, the design options are nearly endless. they can be customized to fit just about any size, shape, or lifestyle. you can add shelves, seats, grab bars, and more. >> and then that is matter whatever to put on the shower walls, whether it be tile with accent trim tile, or to go to solid surface wall systems. >> updyke says converting standard 5-foot tub into a shower typically starts around $4,500. but prices cents vary, depending on the materials and options you choose. now, while nearly every tub can be convert today a shower, it is not always the best idea. replacing a tub for shower is not for everyone. if you only have one bathroom in your house, you want to be

sure that you keep a tub. because what will ends up happening is you'll hurt your resale value. families with kids, they like tubs. without one, it could hurt you. >> for more advice from angie on trading in your tub for a shower, visit cbsphilly.com/angie's list. i'm jim donovan. >> 5:53, our traffic and weather togetherment another warm one, kade -- katy? >> absolutely. but look here. we have some difference out there on storm storm scan3, big difference is the cloud cover. you don't have to worry about wet weather today. but you will notice that the sun is not penetrating through the cloud cover quite as easily that is did yesterday and the day before, my gosh, could you not beat that. 65 degrees, the current temperature at the airport, one great thing about clouds, in the morning, is it really doesn't allow to you cool off all that much. we are off to warm start for late september standards, this is not bad. we are a solid 10 degrees right now in philly, above the average for this day of the year. so we will take it. if you are a fan of the warmth, you'll particular it and like t08 degrees with the clouds, very limited sunshine,

meanwhile, by tomorrow, you will seymour sun, but there will be shot for shower or storm around. very, very spot any nature, similar forecast, for wednesday, but just little bit cooler out there. vittoria, over to you. >> thank you so much, katie. and if you are traveling on any of our majors right now, you have beautiful news, great way to start your monday, very quiet, very serene. let's get you outside and take a look. traveling on the schuylkill, or vine st. expressway, headed towards the schuylkill, no major problems, either westbound or eastbound. so you have lots of good news. as we continue the good news, continues, as well. ooh your average on the schuylkill, 55 on 95, 55 on 476, and lots of green on the pa turnpike, the northeast extension, 202, 422, however, if you are traveling the burlington bristol bridge, it is expected to open at 6:00 a.m. so, not too far away from that, about seven minutes or so. and everything is running on time for mass transit. so, looking great for septa, new jersey and dart this morning. also, no major delays at the philadelphia international airport. but stay with us, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", good

morning, we'll be right back.

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>> some philly's fans are having fun, at someone else's expense. phils fans took good look at the braves closer. >> has unique pitching motion, and fans mock him during the final series. >> oh, geez. common. >> of the season. >> you got to do what you got to do. >> it is a little -- remind me after tara dabbing till, you know? >> he's probably been doing it all his life. >> this is insane. >> it is his thing. that's good. i would pull a muscle. oh, going over like that. >> oh, that's good. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", live with new video that could help police catch the hit-and-run driver, that sent

a seven year old girl to the hospital. >> also, an overnight inferno, montgomery county, new video showing the intense flames, that destroyed the home. >> and, children, and concussions. doctors say they can be tough to detect in children. so we have a list of the silent symptoms you need to look out for, that's coming up.

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reported. an investigation into the cause of that fire is underway. goods morning, everyone, developing right now, police in west philly looking for the hit-and-run driver who sent seven year old girl to the hospital. >> "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us now, at chop, where the victim's families pleading for the person responsible to come forward. same, a good morning. >> good morning, erika, ukee, family members are hoping the person will do the right thing, and come forward. if not, they are getting plenty of help, not only are police on this case, but there was a witness who saw the incident, and followed the driver, using cell phone video, to get the license plate number. >> a little girl's fighting for her life after she was hit by a car. seven year old alore mcclane hit just outside of her home before 7:00 sunday night, near 42nd and pennsgrove street. the victim's family says she ran to retrieve a ball in the street when a car hit her, dragging her in the process. >> hit her, then ran over, then stopped and looke